Q: That moment when (then-manager) Mickey Callaway removed you before the fifth inning of your farewell game. A: I think the first thing that came to my mind was: This’ll be the last time I ever put ...
The celebration on Saturday afternoon will be different. As David Wright has his No. 5 raised to the rafters prior to the Mets' game at 4:10 p.m. against the Reds, it will be a unique moment in the ...
NEW YORK -- Much like the final few years of his truncated career, David Wright's finale was no fairy tale at the plate. Adoration, appreciation, respect. Those were the tokens he took home. Wright ...
The last night a New York Met wore No. 5, he waited as long as possible before taking it off. “To be able to come to work at a place like this, in front of this fan base with this organization, was ...
The ironic part about all of this — about the number retirement, about the Mets Hall of Fame induction, about The Captain, the No. 5 becoming immortalized in the left field corner at Citi Field, the ...
NEW YORK -- With midnight approaching after 13 innings of mostly scoreless baseball, David Wright was handed the microphone before a full house at Citi Field. "Everybody stayed, which is amazing," he ...
PORT ST. LUCIE — David Wright was part of some of the best lineups the Mets have ever had — including the 2006 team that reached the NLCS and scored the second-most runs in franchise history. And ...
NEW YORK — Mets legend David Wright stood atop a gold-plated third base after being introduced to a sold-out Citi Field crowd on Saturday. There, he turned to every corner of the stadium, waving at ...
David Wright has always played it by the book. The son of a police officer, the former Mets third baseman grew up in Norfolk, Va., exercising discipline as a little leaguer and right up through his 14 ...
This is my favorite David Wright story of all time. It has nothing to do with home runs or a game-winning RBI. It’s a story that tells you what kind of decent human being he is. David was a super star ...
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David Wright tells The Post about the special bonds and moments that made his Mets career unforgettable
David Wright, who is set to enter the Mets Hall of Fame and have his No. 5 retired by the franchise Saturday, sat down for some Q&A with Post columnist Steve Serby. Q: That moment when (then-manager) ...
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